requesting-code-review

You can automate code review by dispatching a dedicated subagent to analyze your git commits and changes against specified requirements. The process requires a git repository with commits to review and provides structured feedback for improvements.

Contextual code review focuses the automated reviewer on the specific work product rather than the development thought process. It provides reviewers with targeted context to evaluate commits against standards and requirements, ensuring thorough and timely feedback.

To request a code review, run `BASE_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD~1)` and `HEAD_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD)` to capture your commit range. Then, dispatch the code reviewer subagent using the provided template to analyze the changes.

Automated code review is needed for mandatory checks after tasks, major features, and merges. It verifies your work against requirements and standards before proceeding to the next task, ensuring code quality throughout the development workflow.

Yes, automated code review supports optional reviews at various development stages in addition to mandatory checks. This allows developers to verify their work against standards and requirements whenever needed during the development workflow.

No, automated code review requires a git repository with commits to review. The process analyzes commits and changes against specified requirements and standards to provide structured feedback and recommendations for improvements.